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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
JOHN SON.

Mrs. Best, of Enosburgh Falls. spent
the holidays at her fathers, Il. n. Mer-
rill's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy. of North Troy.
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Comjngs.
The week of prayer is being observed
here by union services. held each even
ing at the Baptist church.
Oscar Mcfarland has gone to Boston.
where lie has Il position In the wholesale
dry goods and small ware house of
Wheeler, Conant & Blodgett.
A representative of this paper will be
at the post-office in johnson. Saturday &,
Jan. p. from 10 d. m. to p. m. Pay for
your paper then and arrange for such
| papers as yOH wish to club with.
The Normal students gave a masquer-
ade FIR iday evening. which they and their
friends enjoyed exceedingly. They were
assisted by the Serenade Band. to whom
they presented the receipts of the even
! ing.
The marriage of Alice HayfOrd, of this
place. and Judson Kinsley, of Fletcher,
occurred at the Congregational parson-
age Saturday morning. The bridal cou-
pie left on the morning train for short
| trip to Montreal. after which they will
return to Fletcher, where they will make
! their future home.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
WATERBURY CENTER.

Lewis Marshall died at his fathers the
9th ult. The funeral was held on We'd
nesday, Rev. Mr.. Smith officiating.
Mrs. Fenneul, an evangelist, Is to make
trial effort at the Baptist church, and if
satisfactory, may become their pastor.
Some one had the audacity few even
ings ago to hang a stick of wood in imi-
tation of billy" on the front door of
Constable May.
Miss Gum, tie music teacher at the
Seminary, receieed call from many of
her friends Chris.mas, who made her a
present of Sl4,
"Mose" Duter, the wrestler, from
Massachusetts, spent the holidays with
his wife, who is spending the winter with
her father, Eaton Hutchlns.
Our soldiers received with grief the
news of Gen. Logan's death. In him the
soldier loses his best and strongest friend.
He fully merited the title conferred upon
him in the past few years, The soldiers
best friend"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Noble celebrat-
ed their tittieth wedding anniversary on
New Years afternoon and evening. A
large number of friends were present
and left some nice presents, among them
being an easy chair for each. The rooms
were nicely decorated for the occasion.
Oysters and other edibles were served.
Mr.. Noble, from a shock he received over
a year ago, is destined to be cripple as
long as he lives,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
JEFEERSoNNILLE.

Henry Weston is home on q short va
cation.
Oscar Atwood has returned to his
school.
Several from here attended the New
Years ball at Hyde Park, and few
went to Fairfield.
II. c. Raymore is moving on to the
farm purchased of Reuben Brown, who
moves to Waterville.
Mr.. Nichols. of New Hampshire, gave
a lecture on '!Phrenology" at the Town
Hall Thursday evening:
On Thursday evening there was a So
ciable at Royal DicKinson's; also large
party at Garlic WestOn's.
A representative of this paper will be
at the post-otfice III Jacksonville, We'd
nesday. Jan. 10, from 9 a.. nj. to p. m.
Pay for your paper then and arrange for
such papers you wish to club with.
Last Sunday the following officers were
elected by the Sabbath school for the ell
suing year, J. II. Melendy. Supt.; Hem
ry Wilbur. Asst. Supt.; Nellie Griswold
Sec; Girdin Lease. Treas; Willie Pow
ell, Librarian; Addie Melvin, Asst. Ii
brarian.
J. II. Melendy, who went West last
spring, has returned, much pleased with
his visit. He reports that his brother
William is we'll situated on u large and
productive farm, and seems to enjoy
himselfthere as we'll as he did in the East,
though he would prefer some of his old
neighbOrs to be near him.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
MATERXILLE.

The new bridge near the grist-mill is
nearly completed.
Grant Thomas, while splitting wood
Saturday. cut one foot badly.
Leslie Witherell fell and broke one
shoulder while skating the past week.
Mr.. Ansley, the oldest man In town,
father of Mrs. Wyman Wetherell, died
Sunday morning.
Oscar Shattuck is the happiest man in
town. He was married the past weeG to
a Miss Potter, of Belvidere.
There is to be reunion of Co. A, Sth
Vt. regiment at Capt. Netherlands the
18th inst. All members of the company
are INVITED.
Charles McCuin. of Belvidere. and
Miss Nora Brown were married Decem-
Der 81. at the residence of her aunt, Bet
sey Fletcher.
A representative of this paper will be
at the poSt-olfice In WaterYille. Thurs
day, Jan. 30, from IL a. m. to p. m.
Pay for your paper then and arrange
for such papers as you wish to club with.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
Annual Collecting Trip.

In accordance with the usual custom
representative of this paper will be
at the places named below for the pur-
pose OF receiving subscriptions for the
News AND CITIZEN and other periodi-
Gals with which we club. Many are
awaiting themselves of the remarkable
offer we make for this paper and the
New York Tribune, and we expect
many more will fall into the line. Read
the offer in first column. Our agent
can be found at the post-office in each
town on the dates given:
Stowe, Tuesday, Jan. II, from II
to p. ~, and Wednesday, Jan. II,
from s q. N, to II m.
WoIcott. Thursday, Jan. 13, from
1890 to 4.30 p. m.
Eden Mills, Friday, Jan. IA, from
1890 to 1890; and at Eden Corners
same day from l TO 3 p. m.
North Hyde Park, Saturday, Jan.
10, from 10 a. N. to 3 p. m.
Cambridge, Tuesday. Jan. Is, from
IL TO 4 p. m.
Jacksonville, Wednesday, Jan. IS,
from a. m. TO 3 p. m.
Waterville, Thursday. Jan. goth,
from IL a. N. to p. N.
Belvidere, Friday, Jan. 81, from Ii
a. m. to p. m.
Johnson, Saturday, JAN %, from
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06

Allcock's plasters for 10 cents. and
commercial note paper for 3 CENTS a
quire at o. G.. Harris drug store in
Stowe.
OYSTER SUPPER AND DANCE.-There
, will be an oyster supper and dance at
Alonzo tEdgerton's, in Hyde Park, on
Tuesday eve, Jan. IL. Elmore furn-
iehes the music. Foil hill 81. A gen.
eral invitation is extended.
1t is a fact. that full line Of choice
groceries, ladies' furnishing goods and
stationery at bottom prices can be
found at Robinsons', MorrisvilIe,
They are now ready TO show a full
line of dress goods samples, which
4hey will furnish at Boston prices.
Give them a call.
To the people of Morristown and
adjoining towns for the next 80 days
we shall offer our stock of clothing,
hats, caps and furnishing goods at
lower prices than any other dealer in
the comfy. Call and see what we
can do for you.
j. c. & W. H. ROBINSON.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
RELVIDERE.

% below zero this morning. the 3rd.
w. j. Montgomery has returned to
Detroit.
Our grocery is open to all who have
"dOsh.''
There was a meeting held at F. NJ.
Wescom's. Sunday evening.
The dance and oyster supper at the
town house last Friday evening was not
very well attended.
r. J. Brown is getting along slowly.
His injury was more severe than was at
first supposed.
If You want heavy butchering done
quickly and easily, send for Thomas and
LABEL. They are the : boss hands"
II. S. Fletcher made us call the other
dayi we were not at home and when we
returned our hired girl was not. Ye own
ers of help, look out for him,
A representative of this paper will be
at the pOst-office in Belvidere, Thursday.
Jan. 81. from ii a. m. to 2 p. m. Pay for
your paper then and arrange for such pa
pers as you wish to CLUB with.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
WOLCoTT.

M. D. Scott is confined to the house.
Will Bennett is paying the cigars. 1
looks suspicious.
No services will be held at the Univer
salist church on Sunday next.
The officers of Foster Post G. A. r.
will be installed on the 18th inst.
Foster Post, G. A. R., will hold camp
fire at Redfield Hall on Friday evening
Jan. Is. See posters.
Will and Andrew Eaton, of Syracuse,
n. Y, are making a short visit with their
parents and others in town.
Wilson & Powers will open law
office at r. F. Parker's office. Open on
Mondays until further notice.
A representative of this paper will be at
the post-off1ce in WolcOtt. Thursday, Jan.
10. from 1870 to 80 p. m. Pay for your
paper then and arrange for such papers
as you wish to club with.
William Fisher was brought before
Justice Bailey and fined S. and cost for
striking William Switzer. The general
opinion is that it was free fight and that
both ought to have been fined. Geo. NJ.
Powers attorney on both sides.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
HYDE PARK.

The widow of Lewis Whitcomb died
last week. The funeral took place
Sunday.
A series of sociables, similar to those
held last winter, will be inaugurated
next week.
This being the week of PRAYER, SER
vices appropriate to the occasion will
he held at the vestry Wednesday,
Thursday, and Saturday evenings.
Frank Finnegan and family, who
have been living in California for sew
eral years past. have returned to good
old Vermont. We are glad to well
come them back.
While trying to split a stick of
wood in his car last Monday Conduc-
tor Washburne received a bad bruiSe
on the forehead, caused by the axe hit
ting the bell-rope. He is able to at
tend to business, however.
Our attention has been recently
called by c. NJ. Strong and Others to
some grade Holstein calves, and in
view of their unmistakable marks, su-
periOr build and thrift, we could not
do less than acknowledge that "biood
will tell"
| Preston DEMO will, in a few days,
move into his coy little residence adj
joining his shop. The place has been
thoroughly overhauieG and one would
be surprised to see what a traHsforma-
ton has taken place therein. He now
has as comfortable place of residence
as could be desired.
AT the annual meeting of Union
Meeting House Society S. B. Waite
was elected President; VIM. Page,
Vice Pres't. L. III. Lewis, Sec'y. T;
A. d. Lewis, Treas. W. D. Man
ming, Collector; Edgar Noyes, Audi
tor. A tax of So 80 on each pew was
voted to pay expenses OF last year.
/. The 29th New Years ball at the
American House was attended by one
hundred and three couples, a large
number being present from distant
. places. The affair was a very pleas
ant one for lovers of the terpsichorean
art. The music, paul Bros orches-
tra) was of the best, and the supper
fully sustained mine host Randalrs
reputation as first-class caterer.
On New Years day about sixty friends
and neighbors of o. S. Spaulding and
wife gathered at their home to remind
them that it was their 25th wedding
anniversary. Elder West presented
them with useful lot of presents con.
tribnted by numerous friends, to which
Mr.. SpanldiLg responded in his usua
! happy way. Then one of the com,
: pany favored the rest with the story
! of s. the mustache cup" after which
= bountiful supper was enjoyed by all
) In the evening Mr.. Coombs and hi'
violin brought forth such music tina
none could refuse to appreciate ant
+ many seemed willing to try Orlin's'
, new ball. Everything passed OF
; pleasantly and We think all will joiI
with us in wishing them many happ.
: returns of the day.
AS a curious example of the uncef
tainty of human life, may be noted th
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
FLETCHER.

E. K. Lamb and family recently went
to st. Adams on visit to his uncle.
Ebert Wetherbee and wife spent New
Years day with friends in Sheldon, being
absent three days.
Hon NJ. A. Bingham came for a brief
visit to his fathers on Friday, returning
to Essex Junction with his family on
Saturday.
supper for the benefit of Rev. Geroge S.
Thursday evening, Jan. 10.
Wilbur Parsons has bought 100 acres
of land for which he paid $150. He in
tends to build upon it in the spring. He
and his wife are much pleased with the
West.
Sol Gibbs merits the thanks of the peo-
pie for his good care of the Bingham
vile church, voluntarily given, during
the past year. o. S. Estey has voIun-
teered to take care of it for the coming
year. At the meeting of the pew holders
on the evening of Jan. 1st. 1887. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Trustees, r. L. Bingham, A.
Lamb and S. Gibbs; Treas, A. Riggs;
Collector, G. M. Scott: Sec, A. Lamb.
A remarkable escape from serious loss
by fire occurred recently at Y. E. Chase's.
The sitting-room carpet caught fire du-
ring the night, and after burning across
three breadths for half yard or more.
went out. A large stick of wood had
been put into the stove from the top. At
bed time the fire was looked after and it
seemed to be nearly out. The stick had
not burned, and the room was shut up
for the night. On opening the room in
the morning there was a strong smell of
smoke and the carpet found burned as
described. On opening the stove it was
found that the large stick of wood that
had been put in endwise. had burned
away until it fell over against the end
door of the stove and threw it open, let
ting the fire out. and after burning three
yards of carpeting and the straw under
meath, was self-extinguished, incredible
AS it may seem. 1t can only be account
ed for from the lack of air to fan the fire
to flame.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
NORTH CAM BRIDGE,

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
G. Chase will be pleased to learn that
recent news FROM them indicates the
prospect of soon seeing Mrs. G. among
us enjoying apparent health. In Sep
TENDER she was relieved of two and one
half gallons of fluid by DR.. John b.
Wheeler of Burlington, and it was deter
mined by the faculty to be caused by an
ovarian tumOr." After consultation
and reflection she decided to have it re-
moved and put herself under treatment
with that view December 18th. 1t was
taken by Dr. Gardner of Montreal at
Strong's Hospital, when two tumOrs
were discovered, one small, of tibrous
nature, the other an ovarian, containing
two gallons of fluid. She passed through
the operation successfully in an uncon-
scious state and is now fast regaining
strength. Mr.. Chase is still with her,
but we conclude if no outward symp-
toms appear they may soon be expected
at home,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
MA x r led,

MCCUINz-BRoWN:-,.At Waterville, Dec. 2Sth,
1886, by Elder Watkins, Chas. A. McCuin and
Nora Brown, both of Belvidere.
ATTUCK-POTTER.-At the residence of
the brides parents in Belvidere, Dec. 80, 1886,
by Elder Watkins, Oscar Shattuck and Eunice
Potter, daughter of o, H. Potter, Esq.
FELOHER-KELLEY.- Hyde Park, Dee. 81 ,
1886, by A. Y. Wiswell, Esq. Darius j. Fletcher
and Libbie c. Kelley, all of Hyde Park.
JEWETT-WHITCOMB Hyde Park. Dec.
81, 1886. by Rev: E. j. Ward George o. Jewett
and Alma A. Whitcomb, all of Hyde Park.
BENNETT-OBRIEN.- the American House
In Hyde Park, Jan l. 1887, by Rev. E. j. Ward
Willie A. Bennett of WolcOtt,and Mary O'Brien
of Eden,
BOYCE-BUCKMINISTE st. Johnsbury
at the residence of +. j, Chamberlin by Rev
E. !. Sanford, Heman j. Boyce of johnson, and
Susie E. Buckminster of Victoria
GAUTHlER-PAPINEAU ST. Teresa's r
Z. church, Hyde Park, Jan. 1St 1887, by Rev
rather Callighan Ferdinand Gauthier of HYDE
Park and Della Papneau of johnson.
KlNSLEY-HAYFORD- Johnson Jrnuary
by Key. A. A. Smith, Judson S. Kinsley, O
Fletcher, and Alice M. HaYford, of johnson.
BROOKS-HILL-InM orristown, January l, by
Rev. J. T. Hall, Alexis Brooks, of Har5iwicE
ana Mary +. Hill. of MOrrist0wn.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
HARD WICK.

Myron Goodnopgh, who lives near South Wal
den, is very sick with pneumonia, but the symp-
toms last Monday were a little more favorable.
Quite number sick in this village with hard
colds.
French & Warren are loading potatoes along
the line.
r. R., have leased the Passumpsic it will prob
ably delay the building of the road from here to
Marshfeld.
The lumber teams are now busy.
A gang of men arrived Monday to open the
Bridgman granite quarry.
H. r. Mack is to increase his business another
season and has employed c. c. Conant of Crafts
bury to solicit ordrrs.
Another cold wave has been here, the mercury
registering Monday morning 90 to 80 degrees be-
low zero; Tuesday about the same.
o. H. Marsh has sold out his interest in the
farm of McIInud & Marsh to q Mr.. Ide, formerly
ofCalais, and the new firm of j. Fl. McLoud &
Co., or Mel oud i Ide. commenced business with
the new year.
Mr.. st. John has recovered so as to be at work.
Meetings are being held every night this week
at the NJ, E. Church,
Ellsworth Post, G. A. r., will have public in
stallation of officers and camp fire Saturday eve,
Jan. Sth, with the following exercises lst, pray
err; End, music by the orchestra; 3rd, installation
services; 4th, patriotic song by the choir; 9Th,
reading by the Bridgman sisters 9Th, music !;
Eth, "reminiscences of Gen. Logan, by Geo. W.
Bridgman. to conclude with any "reminiscences
and stories by comrades, after which lunch will
be served with hot coffee by the ladies If the
Post. Ticket to supper, Is cents. A good time
is expected.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.
OR RISVILLE.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

CtNDA1 JANNAhI
Congregations nal Chureh.-Rev. w. A. Bushee
Pastor. Services commence at 1915 a. m.
ME-. Church.-Rev. W. II. Hyde, Pastor. Ser
vices commence at p. m.
Un1versalisf Church--ReV. F. f. Healey. Pas
tor. Services commence at l0.45 a. m.
H. G. Fisk is prepared to do gener-
al insurance business.
Regular communication of Mt. Yer
non Lodge No. s, +. and A. M, this
Wednesday evening at Masonic Hall.
Edwin Spiller, from Lebanon, n.
H.. is visiting at home, and Percy
Il qrnes, from Montpelier, was at home
IN past week.
", 'er bills we're due Jan. 1. The
So civ. on for settlement expires this
waek Y, our receipt is ready for you
at Hendee & Fisk's office.
The late .coid snap" gave some Of
tho school children half days vaca-
tion on account of the school room
not being sufficiently heated.
The Utton Brothers have 10 trot'
,ers in their stable. The fastest Of
these is the chestnut gelding Earl,
9TH a record Of 2.2O IL, made al
Rochester, n. Y, in 1884 He is
owned by G. w. Hendee.
The lecture at the Town Hall Wed
nesday evening of last week by Mr.
Mr.. Stancheff, the Bulgarian, was
good in all respects. His description
of the country and people were
interesting, and he held the attention
of the audience from the first. The
attendance, we are glad to say was
a trife larger than usual
Neags and Citizen:
The sneak thief you spoke Of iasi
week wants to say that he has giver
that business up for good. He thinks
it doesn't pay.
We are glad the young gent ha'
reached this conclusion. The impor
liant thing now is for him to stick TO 1t
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
HEADQUARTERS j. NJ. WARNER,

Posi- No. 4, g. A. Il.
WHEREAs,-It has pleased the Sow
erign Ruler of all to remove from
earth our comrade and friend, Gen.
John A. Logan. Therefore,
ResolUed,-That we, comrades of the
Grand Army. recognize in him the truest
type of a man and the abiding friend of
all comrades of the Grand Army of the
Republic.
That in him we saw man of convic-
ton as well as of courage; that in him.
in excess of all other Americans, was
combined the qualities of General and
Statesman.
That while we raise monuments of
granite to our heroic dead. we believe the
heroic deeds of John A. Logan, both in
war and peace, will live long after monu-
ments of stone have tOppled to the
ground.
That in common with all Vermont vet
Grams we sympathize with the wife and
children of our departed commander
with that heartfelt sympathy which is
born Of fraternity, charity and loyalty.
A. o. GATES.
GEO. w. DOTY.
FRANZ kENFIELD.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Glen Stone is in town from Waltham,
Mass.
Arthur Leach has returned from Low
ell. Mass.
Forest Parker is at home from Water
vile on vacation.
Thermometer Monday morning 29o :;
Tuesday morning, 800
Prof James Nichols from Irasburgh is
to deliver a course of lectures this week
and next on Phrenology.
Iowa the Pauper is to be given at
Smiths Hall. Friday evening next for the
benefit of the dramatic club and not for
the q. A. K. post, as announced last week
A representative of this paper will be at
the post-office in North Hyde Park, Sat-
urday. Jan. 10, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Pay for your paper then and arrange for
such papers as you wish to club witch.
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EAST ELM ORE.

Logging is quite brisk these days.
Flora Morse is teaching her second
term in district No9.
Mr.. and Mrs, Newell SlaytOn recently
buried their youngest child.
Orrin Bailey is keeping boarding house
OH the hill for the lumbermen.
g. A. Morse is able to be out again
and his friends are able to see him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Ellsworth. of
Hyde Park, recently made flying visit
to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leckner, of VOL
colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Udall and Mr..
and Mrs. Socrates Udall spent Christmas
in town with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Udall
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06
BOSTON MARKET

BOSTON JAN 4th, 1887.
EGGs.--Fresh eggs are very scarce indeed, and
though the request is light, yet the market Is
frmer. Quotations are: Newly and fresh
eastern. 80 G34c; eastern frsts 27G29c; northern,
q a % C; western. 81 a 29c; Island and
New Brunswick, $4,000; lined, 17(dl9c. Held
stock sells for 2dSc lower prices,
BUTPER.-Ihere Is good trade in butter with
prices firm. Choice creameries in job lots, 32a36
for extra western creamery, 32a32; extra north
ern. 81 1-2d32 L.; extra rsts, 28a2Tc; good June,
22d23; extra northern. 22d24; fair to good. 100
u eastern creameries, 2Sta29c; fine ladies' zoe
20 l-2c; imitation creamery, Aa25c; bakers but
ter and old, l0lnl5c.
CoRN--For corn there is a irmer market
Sales of steamer yellow at SIC and steamer mixed
at 52c. Price of high mixed is firm at 81 lie
High mixed, 81 12d63c; steamer yellow, 53c; nc
grade. 49(R6l 1-2c; steamer mixed. 52ca
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-01-06

STERLING.-The ladies' sewing circle
will meet with Mrs. Edwin Chaffee the
18th. to which all are invited.-Albert
Bartlett is .-Notwithstand
ing the depth of snow and the numerous
blows, rOad-master Wakefield has kept
open the direct road over the hill to the
school-house, that has for several wine
tiers past been impassable.-Edwin Chat
fee has large variety of vegetables. and
parsnips, so seldom furnished in winter,
are now buried in his cellar, ready for
the table.-"Santa Claus" left some val
liable gifts in this vicinity.-Mr. Billings
is again filling his mill-yard with logs.
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Probate court-LamotlIe District

PROBATE Court-Lamottle District
The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park, during the week ending Jan.
1st, A. d. 1887.
Dec. 81, 18S6.-Laura D. Parmalee's
estate, Gilmore; Executor settles his
account. Joseph w. Turner's estate,
Cambridge; Executor returns inven-
tory.
Dec. 28th.-R. S. Gallup's estate,
MorristOwn; Commissioners make re-
port. Spaulding Minors guardianship,
MorristoWn; Guardian settles his &C
count,
Dec. 30th.-C. w. Wards estate, John
son; Commissioners make report. Ca
leb Hurlburt, Hyde Park; Hearing on
appointment of guardian continued to
Jan. 1st. 1887.
Dec. William Wheeler's estate,
Hyde Park; License granted admins
traitor UObell real estate. l.. w. Holmes
estate, Watervile; Administrator set
ties his account and decree made to
heirs.
Jan, LIST, 1eS7.-Caleh Hurlbut, insane,
Hyde Park; c. II. Bliss appointed guard
| ian,
IN INSOLVENCY.
A. j. Miles, insolvent debtor, WOlcOtt :;
| End and 3r1 meeting of creditors called
Hearing set for Jan. 18th, 1887.